Which beliefs did frederick douglass and slaveholders share?
africans are inherently inferior.
education and slavery are incompatible.
there is no such thing as a benevolent master.
there is no reason for children to know their birthday.

B

Explanation:

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Education and slavery are incompatible.

Explanation:

In his autobiography "The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass",  Frederick Douglass shares his memory of life as a slave. Though he was a slave but he was ambitious to be a "free man."

In his memoir, he often asserts that the condition of slavery and education are relatively incompatible. This is so, because ones the slave gets educated they will no longer want to remain slave anymore.

In chapter 7, of his memoir, he states that for him learning to read and write has been a curse rather than being a blessing because he gave a view of his wretched condition to him. Though education opened his eyes of the pit that he is in but it provided no solution to him.

So, the correct answer is Option B(Education and slavery are incompatible).

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